PADRES STARTER PUMMELED

Meanwhile, Cain retired the first 10 Padres he faced before hitting Logan Forsythe with a pitch in the fourth.

After Pagan made a nice running catch on a Yasmani Grandal liner to center to open the fifth, Alonso pulled a double into the right-field corner to halt Cain’s no-hit bid. Alonso — whose 32nd double left him one shy of the Padres’ rookie record set by Benito Santiago in 1986 — scored on a two-out single by Everth Cabrera.

That was the lone run allowed by Cain on four hits over eight innings.

The Padres’ only other highlights were a pair of defensive plays from Logan Forsythe at second and third.